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Attack Surface Management

Keep pace with your changing attack surface

Engineering moves fast. Security needs to keep up. Always-on attack surface monitoring spots exposed assets and tells you when things change.

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Uncover shadow IT

Intruder finds the things outside your inventory, like a subdomain a team forgot or a new cloud service, and pulls them in automatically.

Shrink your attack surface

Some of what's facing the internet was never meant to be there, like a database or an old admin panel. Most tools wave those through; Intruder flags them as the risk they are.

Catch new exposures fast

Your environment is constantly changing. Intruder detects these changes in real time and automatically scans new assets for vulnerabilities.

Keep eyes on your entire digital estate

Connect to your environment

Connect your AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Cloudflare accounts and add any domains and IPs. Your first scan launches immediately, and new cloud assets are picked up and scanned automatically as they're created.

Proactive scanning

Port scans run daily to track what's exposed. New service scans trigger when something in your environment changes, and emerging threat scans run when a major new vulnerability is disclosed.

Attack surface view

See every monitored port, the service running on it, and the version behind it, with a screenshot of each web service. Search or filter by port, service, product, host status, or certificate expiry to find what you need in seconds.

Find what's exposed, fix what matters, and stay ahead of new threats

External Scanning

Infrastructure Security

Attack Surface Monitoring

Respond to changes

CSPM

Daily cloud config checks

Asset Discovery

Reveal unknown targets

DAST

Secure web apps

Risk Based Prioritization

No more alert fatigue

Cyber Hygiene Reporting

Demonstrate progress

Emerging Threat Detection

Check and act fast

Container Image Scanning

Automated image discovery

Secrets Detection

Prevent leaked credentials

Website Security

140k+ checks

API Security

Test your APIs

Compliance

SOC 2, ISO, HIPAA, DORA

Internal Scanning

Secure employee devices

Our customers love Intruder

Emerging Threat Scans are a game changer. They let us  stay on top of everything, without hours spent checking  sources or reconfiguring platforms. Having full visibility  into what's externally exposed has massively increased our confidence.

Pawel Sieradzki
Global IT Director, Brainlabs

If you leave room for doubt in the sales process, you  can derail the entire deal. I wanted security to be  something we look forward to prospects asking about. Now  the security review is one of the fastest parts of the  deal stage.

Zach Rattner
CTO & Co-founder, Yembo

I want to take us out of the equation completely from  a process perspective. We're not the nagging manager  anymore, we just monitor and make sure things are  progressing. When my CIO asks where we stand, I can tell  him straight away: no highs, no criticals.

Sunil Patel
ISO, River Island

One platform. Continuous security.

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Will it work with our existing stack?

Intruder integrates with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, and ServiceNow for issue tracking, Slack and Microsoft Teams for alerts, Drata and Vanta for compliance, and Microsoft Sentinel for SIEM. See all our integrations.

What is attack surface management?

Attack surface management (ASM) is the continuous process of discovering, assessing, and reducing every digital asset an attacker can reach, including systems that are unknown or unmanaged. It goes beyond vulnerability scanning by flagging assets that shouldn't be internet-facing at all, not just assets with known CVEs.

What's the difference between attack surface management and vulnerability management?

Vulnerability management finds known weaknesses in your systems. Attack surface management starts a step earlier, finding the systems themselves, including ones you didn't know were exposed, and flagging exposures that have no CVE but still create risk, like an open database or a forgotten admin panel. Intruder does both in a single platform. Read more about ASM vs VM.

What does Intruder's attack surface view show?

Every monitored port, the service running on it, and the version behind it, with a screenshot of each web service. You can search or filter by port, service, product, host status, or certificate expiry. It gives you a live picture of what's exposed and what's changed.